Sentence examples for later theme from inspiring English sources

It was in this rigorous and even ascetic guise (to which his later theme of "Christian worldliness" seemed to provide a contrast if not a contradiction) that Bonhoeffer first became widely known.

Later, theme D might be considered for consolidation with theme C. Finally, themes were organized to conform with the frameworks of innovation – goals, drivers, strategies, barriers and facilitators, and perceptions).

Later, themes would come to him as naturally as leaves to a tree.

T is for Tannhäuser, an earlyish opera (premiered in 1845) but one that prefigures many of Wagner's later themes.

Bolaño's characteristic tone – which is one of dread underlying life's normal rituals – is fully present, as are many of his later themes: the uprooted feeling and exile of his two main characters; Nazism and the nature of evil; violence against women and murder; the importance of literature (or games).

The play also heralds one of Chekhov's later themes: the arrival of industrialisation and capitalism into an almost medieval Russia, with its unscrupulous attendant chorus of entrepreneurs and merchants who are already starting to buy up, and dispossess, a feckless landed gentry, born to privilege but not prepared to take responsibility for it.

Some characteristic later themes, such as the fallibility of individual judgments and the rejection of correspondence accounts of truth, here make an early appearance; and Bradley's philosophical style — often obscure, typically disdainful of illustrative example, and by late twentieth-century standards uncomfortably literary — can be seen in high relief.

The overture does not contain many of the opera's later themes: biographer Brian Large compares it to Mozart's overtures to The Marriage of Figaro and The Magic Flute, in establishing a general mood.

The descriptions were coded and later themes were identified.

A British cruiser carried them upriver to the Iraqi city of Basra, as the ship's band defiantly played the "Colonel Bogey March" (later the theme for the movie "The Bridge on the River Kwai").

Later, this theme was linked to the Christian virtue of charity and depicted in various Renaissance and Baroque works of art, which changed the sex of the parent from mother to father.